Parts of the Ear
The outer part of the ear that catches the sound.
What is the pinna?
What I am working on.
What are my goals?
The part of the hearing aid that connects the FM to the hearing aid.
What is the receiver?
Coming to school with my hearing aids and picking up my FM system.
What is wearing my equipment?
Stands for Individual with Disabilities Education Act.
What is IDEA?
The narrow tube that carries the sound to the eardrum.
What is the ear canal?
Who helps me and how many minutes they help me.
Services and Placement
The part of the hearing aid that collects sounds from the environment.
What is the microphone?
Asking to sit away from a blowing fan.
What is moving away from noise?
Stands for Americans with Disabilities Act.
What is ADA?
The bones that transmit the sound through the middle ear.
What are the ossicles.
A report about how I am doing in class right now.
What is Present Levels of My Performance?
The part of the hearing aid that converts the sound into electrical signals.
What is the amplifier?
Sitting close to the speaker to hear better.
What is preferential seating?
When a student is in school.
When IDEA is the primary law used?
The shell-shaped tube that has the sensitive hair cells that change noise into sound.
What is the cochlea?
Things that my teacher or I can do to help me be successful in class.
What is accommodtions?
The part of the hearing aid that goes into your ear.
What is the speaker or ear mold?
Saying, "Could you say that again? I didn't hear you."
What is asking for repetition?
When a person with a disability is out of school, protection is provided for jobs, housing, transportation, etc.
When the ADA law provides protection.
The sound travels through this from the cochlea to the brain.
What is the auditory nerve?
A plan outlining my future in school and beyond.
What is my Transition Plan?
The part of the hearing aid that is the power source to make it work.
What is the battery?
Looking at written directions on the board.
What is asking for or using visuals?
The part of the IEP that will follow you to college/training schools.
What are accommodations found in the IEP?